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Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
shot by Her Lover.

NEW YORK. June 30 hattie Devere,
m inmate OF o house Of il.repute a'
No. 2 James street, WAS shot this morn
ing by her lover, Andrew MAtson, stew
ard of the yacht Mischief, and vii
probably die from her injuries. Th'
girl says that ske and MAtson Tetiret
about midnight, and she soon went 4
sleep. They had no quarrel laet nigh
or At any other time. When Mstsoi
awoke this morning he jumped from
bed and seising his revolver hred thre
shots at her. Two bull, ts took effect IL
her back and one in her right side nea
the groin. She was taken TO the Cham
bers street hospital, whore her ante
morssm statement was taken by Oorone
Eideman. The hospital physician cal
give NO hope for her recovery.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
FOURTH EDITION
PhiladelphiA Items.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-The Coro-
ner Yesterday Inquired into the oiroum
altar ces attending the death of Wiihel.
NINA Kinder water, who 1t appears pol
soued herself because she was disap.
poiuted in love. On Monday Mise
Kiadervater seemed to the few boarders
she kept at 1909 Green street 70 be In
good health and splits, aud 80 when
che was heard in tha evening OF that
day to fail heavily upon the floor In one
| OF tho rooms OF her house, It was sup
posed that she had tainted.
| Her boarders rushed into tho room and
applied reetoratives, but without effect,
and becoming ALARMED sent hastily for
Nv. A. Rumsey, the nearest druggist,
and DR.. k. q. Bailey. The latter dag
uoeed the case ~ congestion OF the
brain, and treated his patient accord
ingly and LETT. Soon after he was called
| again, but Miss Kindervater WAS dead
Coroner's physician Formad examin
I cd the body and found cynodie OF po
tassium In the stomscb. and at the in
Quest . motive for suicide WAS disc0v
cred. Lizzie Foulke, who lived with
Mics KindeTvater about month, ,etatet
That the deceased had told her that sh'
had been disappointed In an INTENDED
marriage, and meant to stake come
Thing"
Il Tue verdict wAs suicide.
Piukerton's Detective Agency II
Ohicago thtnk they have located Jane
In. Taggart, the absoondina paying ant
receivIng teller Of the Union Trus
Oompany. For two weeks they hav
been holding . voluminous oorrespou
dence with the officers Of the COMPANY
The description Of the man they hav
spotted 10 remarkably like TagRartt
Ibut he has no female com psnion vii,
him. They have asked the company t
send man ON for the purpose 0f identl
(ficAtiop.
| John Keenan,, . bright. faced, good
nAtured Irish boy. seventeen years O
Iaae, who landed In this city about
week ago Ard who Was employed TO ru
the elevator in the Washington Hotel
met with . serious and perhape fAtn
Acoidens while 1T work yesterday morn
ling. He was caught In the shaft an
~ss crushed In . space of four iuchc
between the elevator and the wall jus
below the third floor. He was taken u
the PennsylvaniA hospital.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
The Rebellion In Afghanis,an.

BOMBAY, June 19-Na'ives state that
Sirdar Novr Mahomed, o leader In the
Chi zat rebellion, recently captured
Gardez without fighting, and afterward
marched upon Ghuzni. BE gave battle
to the Ameer's troops twice before
Ghuzni, killing 1So of them, and is now
besieging hat town.
Advices from Afghan istan report two
days lighting In the Bukar district
The Ghilzais we're defeated on the frs
day, but on the second they we're vic
torious, and at last accounts were pur
suing the Ameer's troops.
SIMLA June 20.-Gholam Haidel
Khan has defeated the Ghilzais nesi
Istadch and killed q large number O
them.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
A Probably Fatal Acc1

A brakeman named Edw1
and boarding at Second
strpets, met with an sccll
10. 80 O'Clock this forenoon
probably be fatal before pighI
on q freight train hacking 9
Hastings siding, Fourth Z
streets, and contrary to the
tom he placed htnself on
curved side and his head ;
between the bumpers OF INC
on and q car on srothel lIs
His head Ia iriahtfully
was taken to the m0rgua
and Dir. Draper hastily s1u
he could do nothing fnr the
Young man. Carlln lives d
and hss ,So
Philadelpbis, who have D,
OF the accident. Ia had
short time In tho oomrsny
which probably accornls loI
on the short curve side Of
make a coupling. lie IS
years of age
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Home From Bost

William IL. Wins'on, o.
home from Il two We wy
chusetts yesterday. as s,,n.| ~
New Epalspd Bsp.ist hiss| y
tion in New Bsdfird ss a ce|
the Shiloh Baplist sane,J \
this city. He slfo spsh'y yI Y
time visiting Boston ap,r%%j
latter city he visi o. 'nsS nIuS'|
thought oftoe fals5 propae'3 :
OF Georeis, before tae val @ni,"||
dicted that the time w"u.I ~ ~
he would cal. The roil g,I =,
from the base Of BuF aer ~
time has NOT cone yet, ANU anu
been 10 hir grave 'oi lai'S 81 NJ
saws q monument " ,. " !, ava al
Boston Be- upou tbe spot ,n sne,s ~
atiucks iell, and whose ,'oS ~
iirst shed In the Revo. u''01
was q colored man. -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Hit by Q Stray Bullet.

NEW YORK, June 29.-Chr!stopher
Glennap. q Iaborer, 81 years Of age. lie
in Bellevue Hospital at the point OF
death. Soon alter he retired last night
his mother and sister heard him groan'
ing as thoush suffering from 0rest pain
He was found lying on the bed 10 poo
of blood. A holo In his lip and anothel
In the back of his head made 1t appeal
that be had been shot in the face ant
the bullet had come out at the base o
the skull. The police have arrested
young man named William Oharcos
who ct Forty sixth street and First ave
nue. hYed Ave shots at o man lame
Carroll. 1t is supposed that one Of Ii
bullets hit Glennan.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Security From Loss by Fire or Burglary.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit

519 Market street, offers to persons leav-
ing town for the summer aid all others,
the SECURITY It's Fire and Burglar Proof
Vaults afford Tor the safe keeping OF
TRUNKS, vALUADLEs of ALL KINDS, in
cludins Silverware, Gold, Plate, Jcwelry,
Bonds, Stock and valuable papers Of
every description.
This company is the only one of the
kind in the State organized and author
lied by law to receive for safekeeping
securities and valuables and guarantee
to the depositor the safety thereof
Charges for trunk room and valuaoles
are reasonable; small safes can be rented
at from IS 81 80 $40, Sl2 80 and upwards
per Annum.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Dos,

Two handsome psr,or
shipped yesieiday by the
Sharp Go. for the Ba!tim@
Railroad Co. The firm /
sleeping and ps-lor cars
structi0n for the same com1
VIM. 8. Martin sud Il.
will conduct the whole
husiress in tho McComb
Third and Orange streets.
The Rodney Street
Sunday school will make
to BlrminRhs Park Cd
July.
Archibald Reei is prep
q new dwelling at Twelfth
streets.
George r. OF and wife,
OFT and Miss Mary Cannoi
ing the commencement al
College, EmmitsburR, Nd.
The most thoroughly d
donated beverage counter
All appointmar ts mplets,
phosphate. Q. james Bel
Market sts.
Litlov's Gossamer Povd
puff box free at Taylcr &
302 King street. ,
Harry Ford Of Dover hi
trotting horse to Levi G. BIZ
| S3E0,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Want the Law Enforced.

The Governor OF Maine has sent com.
muuications to the Attorney Gen
eral and to all the county attorney
in the Slate, calling their attention tt
the fact that conspirscy exists Il
evade the Prohibitory Liquor law BY
an unjustiHs ble Interpretation Of th'
United States revenue regulations re
Rarding the sale OF liquor In imported
packages, and calling upon them to en-
force the law to the fullest extent.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Despernte Figat in the Water.

A desperate fsht took place In the
Brszos river, at Waco, Texns, On Tues
day night, between 81 prison constable
name ed JeuEins and isn escapd colorad
convict named Davis. The constable
went to Davis hiding pls,e and tried
to capture him. whereupon he leaped
into the river, carrying with him the
constable, both being locked t)se.h
Toe convict stabbed jenkins with q
butcher knife in three places, infiictins
serious cuts, bpt the constable kiila,
the oCnvict by shooting him with re
volyer while subneraed
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
,Jacob SnarpGuiliy

The trial o, Jacob 6uacp, In New
York, ior bribery and Get seirscy Ii
connection with tie Broad way railroad
frsn cbise, rss led on Wedn esdsy even
ing in q verde. Of guilty AS charged
The jury wers ont only thirteen min
utes They recommended the prisonei
to mercy. Shsry heard the verd ic
without apparent emotion. The cour
adjourned It'll July 13, when sentence
viii be proaouDcsd. A new trial will
be aakeo.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
OF Interest TO Importers.

In the U. s District Court at Chicago
Yesterdays question was argued OF much
Interest to importers of Photographic
card board. Four lots of printed cabinet
mounts were assessed % per cent duty
by Collector Seeberger few weeks ago
An appeal from the Collectors decision
was taken. The importer wants them &c
come in at 10 per cent. as simple card
board. The value of the duties involved
is S400, but the issue has never before
been adjudicated and creates interest
among the dealers. A number of Phila,
delphis manufacturers were present in
the court as witnesses or 81 ectators. tt I
case was held under advisement.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Making Eggleston Responsible /.

CHICAGO June 29,-The creditors o
o. J. Il kershaw & Co., secured an orGe
from court 10 day making Charles B
EEeleston general psr:ner. aud there
by making him responsible for the debt
Of the frs, which it Ia said approxi
mate 81 coo GOO. ~he next 8tep o. til
attorneys for the creditors was to Sc
cure their Interests by tgiug up III
property involved. An order was ID
sued by Judge Garrett restraining Mr
Eggleston from dispostng Of his real es
tate pending d settlement Of the Quss
tions at issue.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Badly Hurr.

William r. Wilmer was badly hurt
yesterday morning while engaged In
the shipyard Of the Harlan 3 Hollings
worth Go. by an iron sheet piercing kis
arm above the elbow and pinning him
upon another eheet. When liberated
he was taken to his home, No. 8l2 Madl.
son street. and DR.. Lukens was called
In and offered tie necessary surgical
aid. The arm was badly torn ard be
was also badly bruised about the hips.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Ex-oovsraor Ross Dead.

William Henry Harrison Ross. ex.
aovernor Of Della aars, died on Wsdnes.
|day afternoon at 110 O'Clock, 1t the
|residenca Of his son.in-law, DR.. 8. Il
|ekiliera, SS9 Barring street, PhilAdel'
|phis.
Governor Ross had been AilinR for
about two years with chronic ipflam
nation of tho stomach. complicated
with diseases Of the kidneys and the
Ilivey. Three weeks ago he had bad
turn and his condition grew so serious
THAT, ten days later, he became confined
to his bed. he grew gradually worse
until his death.
Governor Ross was born June ?, 1874,
at Laurel, Del. He was educated IN
1.-The public school of that town and
afterward In the Claremont Academy
IClAremoDt, Pa Leaving that iustitu
tion In 1884 no engaged in business
with his father. He made = tour o
Europe, ard upon his return, In 1910
he set up In the milling and tanptnl
Ibusines ess 1t taure'. Then he removed
In 18i5, 10 Seaford, where he engages
ON large ecals in fruit culture. Ai
: orchards were the finest and most pre-
D Iductive In tie State.
In the Mexican war he Commanded
Icompsny Of cavalry COMPOSED OF youn
linen of Sesford. In 1850 he WAS electf'
}, Igovernor on the Democratic ticket. A
II the close OF his teTm0f Office he refuse
ia denomination, owing to . defect !
:. Ibis hearing, nor after wASds could he b
II persuaded to accept political office. h
IL Represented Delaware IN the Nations
d D smocrasic Conventions OF 1874, 1S4!
10 1856 and 1850. During the war he mad
II second tour Of Europe.
N A year ago he sold his peach farm
N his soa and removed to DR.. Sxillern'i
De where he has sipca resided. BE W.
IN married june 7, 1870. TO Elizabeth /
Ar Hall Of Middletown, Del. Tney had te
o children, seven Of whom, with his viii
0 survive him.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Acquiring Pine Lands.

A telegram from Montgomery says
that Northern capitalists are rapidly
acquiring oil the pine lands In Southern
Alabama that are still owned by the
government and that can be had for
81 % an acre. Elihu and William
jackson of Maryland have just pur
chased 40, ,000 acres Of fuely timbered
land in one tract In Oovington County
and 20, 600 acres were bought by anothel
party about o month ago.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Beneficial soctety's Election.

At the thirty fourth annusl meeting
OF st. Peters Beneficial Society. hell
last night, the following officers wer'
e'ecsed: President, Lawrence Messtck
Vice President, Be- ard g. Ward; Bee
Yetary, Edward Q. Higgins; Treasurer
r R. Griffith; Messenger, M Hehir
Marshal, B T. Hsssor. The old officer
were all re elect'd. Mr.. Messick ha
already served two years as president
and the present viii he his third.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Cardinal manning Angry.

LONDON, June 9-Cardiual Man.
ming writes to tho Times protesting
sRainat lis circulation OF the statement
from Rome hat 1.-The Irish mission OF
Mgr. Persico and Mgr. Gualdi bad
heen revoked at the ipstar cs Of CaIdi.
nal Manning and Archbishop Walsh OF
Dn6lin, and branding tho laitsr two 81
active promoters of separatist intrig-
uss"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30

AGjutant General kenney Of Dover and
Ex-Governor Cochran OF Mlddletown are
in the city to-day.
School No. 8. Rockland, 10 picnicinG
In Mt. Lebanon WOODS 10 day.
The reunion picnic of the public
schools OF Brandy wine, Christians and
Mill Creek hurdIeds has been postponed
until Thursday, September 8,
A brass band will hereafter play II
the Washington Market every Saturday
night. IL will occupy the hanging baIc
stand IN tie ceLtre pt TIE marka.,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
MARRIAGES

SaLLOWAY AY-WInLlS.--t}n June 9th, at
their home, No. lies " est Front street. by
htv. Or. fNewberrr, Mr. dward L. Sallo-
way, Of this city, to Miss Annie Willis, Of
New Castle.
KING-HFNER" .--Cn the 20 h inst, al
the bride's r. ,icence, by hev. ID II. Cork
rsr, ticnr.cc +. King and AELie Henerty
bit. OF ihts city.
STEU ERW ALD-SHULTZ.-O June 28
at 1873 InPersol street, by Rev. Robert
Graham Gustavus Steuerwaid and
Ameli2 chulz z, botn OF PhiiadelDhia.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
-Four fants at n Birth.

GALVESTON, Tx, June ~ "A Ssr
Antonio special sayP: AT 9 80 a. m to
day Mrs. Albeit Fussle gave birth to
Two girl babies. Half an hour after.
ward sne gave birth to two more of tho
same sey. They were born prema
turely, bit were all well develored aad
Of uniform size. One Of tie frst ~ O
was born dead, the se ;0nd died soon
after birth and the ether TWO lived If
t en- minutes.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
What the Grimes Bill win Bring

LONDON, June 29.-The Standard
says: ut is understood that on the pas
rage of the Grimes bill the govern N en-,
will issue . special proclamation declar
Ing the National League in Kerry
Glare and Cork an illegal association
and will also proclaim those counties
tDd bring them within range OF :hs
secret inquiry and summary jurisdic
tion sections of the act."
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
FIFTH Edit
Ano inquest on Alh.--

C inquest on Alh.-.
uos.;,, Uo,ons, Barnhill held 'ss's 's
a. morning Hni 10 the case -siI Of A,s.i ~ y
in T. uSs tss n,ppI' .nuppossd had @ ocmnis n'Os,,
A boy named sn.,
testified that on truSs TuSs,was was !
ss.,sn ~ss With some other riessay eo,!y ., 4
oyw,ne, o;,vuI near the foo, op's =, On ?.
70 No : : lsa.. place further up thus ,an a. sld
o%assssed o,0,ss and carsfuIiv' iaI 'aa
sto'nss shs ms.. on Q branch, s,,s aDs ,pj
The witness saw ~ h,n Ms val
90 se,l ns with i!h . piece Of sosn. u,n sas| sss
some other boys cans sp, p'a sld
,SIa, ~ to swim he turned ihIU'gI h,.
Ms,n: .nem. When the boys I,s csm
unae water IL. the man bad cissnS ssm1
upon the witness a,tina ti,'spp
. boys what had bscon,ss n,se !,
sald he had gone un s ,hs o'
ma made es. . search for him hp ias an, !.
Ss S,d not zee him again 'us M,
Officer Patrick Cnw y, sae cr
and testified that , sestsrd., u,das
nn ns was on his way 'u.! 10 n:
ON oMos, s,. sesnhardt in II q 'uS y,
'oic him that be was poi0. ",
Adams street to Ret soms sS'ss!d .
nso nesn found there. Tbs
hin! ni% that - he bad ju., au'
point he knew lhers ..s rs.
there, but got in the vaso,I uM
back with him. Af,s, '.un .sa
around and not tindlus ,,l n. sssl !
IHs. sHtss.rted to 10 back, butt W. vs,s y
(Ofioer Sherry Who hsd si ,"vl ~esi
lucy examined the pockss1
there WAS anything 10 as tbsm
toe owner could be idsuiif,sd
1.-TWO cards and q suoon oern'd
wete taken to poliOs stsiiss
witness returned to ths I,s'is. ".
where he found Oa3".'. ,ue nl H1
IDolAn searching for thu : \
witness obtained q boat hoot
menoed to e,applq 10 1, a DIss. S;S.
water was about six fee. 0 dsso
H. After graphing for ,cmp srop'
NOOK caught In som.,blpS s \,
of. A second trial r.,ult.d +. |,
but the third time The hoot
the witness called a NM Nv, =,
him TO pull the body 10. Hs1
ded tho Coroner, and s,.,,,' v
put IL In the ice box,
II. Coroner Bsrnhill STATED IN,
'Anown the deceased for sorn,
that he was subject to ils'spd u
aIter . short deiiberallop, sd
following: =
Resolved, That A bert Cd
MS death on Tuesday evening
10y drowning, caused BY bsi
= ut while bathing in d
wine. near Franklin s,reet. {"
H. The statement In the mon
that the deceased was msnd
Eleventh stree, rink last h
correct, % II was q cousin q
llwas at that place. /
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30

Killed Dv the (Jara.

LANCASTER. June 20 This morning
Eliza Davis, an un married lady, aged
6o years, attempted to GROSS the track of
tha Pennsylvania railroad ct Kinzer
Station. She was struck by the second
section of the fast line east ard almost
instantly killed She lived 10 Parsdis
township with single sister, and she
was going to KiDzer's tn take the train
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
sunday SCHOOLS Excurslon

The SUNDAY schools OF the A. U. M.
P. Chnrcb, 81. James, s., Peters and
5t. Paul's Ghurches, will make an ex.
carston to Birmingham Park on Thurs.
day, July ID. Prof. Hardina's band
will furuish the mns!o. A com b, alton
of The Sunday schools will lend 10 9
large turnout of pc, pie. and grand
time Ia anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Tho Rochester Excursion.

Gouiey's excursion to dorchester this
morning left In two sections of 13 cars
each the last leaving at Z O'Clock.
There were about l, 200 excursionie,s on
the trains, made up pripcip pally from
the Sunday schools OF st. Paul's M. L.
church and Hanover and West Presby.
tartan churches.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Married Last Night,

George Z King, formerly OF this city,
but now Of Philadelphia, was married
last evening to Miss Annie Hneerty OF
this city. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. d. II. Corkran, o! Epworth
NJ. K. Church, at the residence of the
BRIDES aunt, No. $50 Bennett street. The
presents were numerous and valuable,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
DlEE.

TANaUY.-On the 29,h inst, Ruth Ann
ranyuy. in the 5Sth year OF ner age.
Relatives a'.d FRIENDS are respectfully in.
vlied tn meet at her late residence, los w.
welth street, on Seventh day morning, the
l2d In t., at 10 ociocs
lnternent private
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30

Wilmington Lodge. No. ], A. o. U,
w, will meet this eveuing for the cleo.
t!on Of cilicers, Initiation of members
aad the transaction of other business.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Two Drunks

John Mclaughlin wss before the city
court last evening charged with druBk-
enuess and was committed until this
morning.
John Dugan waa adjudged guilty Of
drunkenness at this morning 8 session
OF court. and wae iuad So and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
r,ase D.smisseu'

Alexander Warren was y. y /
last A''aH nights session session . Of B'I,ses 'ns
charged by William III m. l., I.rIsry D /
,au4' wagon and harness less ,oupht dpf ttn tths|
tn the col Complainant, but but Os,tiii ta this ,
Bliss sissell Il followed him ana as SOD ID
warrant for larceny ,,I,ll.nec be
the case. .~->,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30

VIM, B.SHARP CO,|;
Fourth and Market SIS, |
Little Boys shirt waists,
over twenty styles in plain
white and colors. Do you
know there is an art in max
ing a shirt waist look well
and attractive on a boy Il
Some boys waists are ILL fit
ting, badly made and worse
than all, mismatched in fig
ure. You have seen, per-
haps, boys waists made OF
percale with the figure of a
horse printed on the mate
rial. When the waist is
made up the horse is all
there except the head, which
has heen cut off to save stuff
Now a horses head, we take
| it, is quite as important iof
the correct appearance of a
boys shirt waist, as it is for
la horse to have a head and
Hive; besides a boy wants a
whole horse even if it is on
his shirt waist so of dogs
land cats and what not.
| It's a penny wise and
pound foolish policy to cut
loft a horses head simply to
, save lO cents.
Our waists are made o1
, Igood material, are NICE ft-
lting and their horses heads
' lon and are 70 cents-with.
: out horses heads 60 cents
a free advertisement for &c
cent shirts.
i When you travel this sum
3 mer take an Umbrella. Take
: a Gloria, light and durable
Is'lk and wool. Glorias arr
! the best, S1.75, s., So rs
s|$2.75, S. 90, $3.50, plair
q handles and hammered goll
laad silver heads.
Il Another new assortm snt
dlof Ladies' Muslin Under.
81 lwear--good material and
o. 1.-THE best workmanship is oul
,''idea of underwear ; no othel
kind here tried it once
',,,lthat was enough /; good OF
Inone for us.
I'll Drawers, Chemise and
: ssICorset Covers from 25 cents
d Iup.
Il Night Gowns from 81
''lcents up.
D afo Git ~ A. a.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30

ss.oIs Is.,e r3a p1as a2oD
at III Ship ley st., VIII, Del. Its
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
,,o,lcious watsr'D'''.l, W.,

watermelons h We .D Desn ssnpipps
for some time and '.s', Eyer Harper
BE- tier ones ,h street, haVd
ceiyed aG; d a car i iosd ID diFeff # I'D
Harper's IL melon. .,,,.., ,rGelvs4 ,s.s riiis
left at the RErubL'g1" IN a,s tte!
Ing with their cont ,..l,or u satsrnd
ly have a very supp
To the best Jerse'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30

For Carpets-Dsanor Il Go.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Have fan INV

| |povdermste''e 80 O.. :. M. III. III
| Corned Beef? so.'3 Ii1ss 81
ont fat or bon
w es:ofn Bis"